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Fleur
@Fleura (34935)
• United Kingdom
12 May 25
On our recent outing we visited a garden where there were some peacocks. And one of them obligingly displayed his glorious tail for us to admire (well really not for us, but for the benefit of a nearby peahen who I have to say...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381837)
• Rockingham, Australia
4 Mar 23
Our nephew messaged tonight asking if we had old photos from my mother’s side of the family. We do have some and have arranged to give him copies at some point. He also asked if we knew anything about Suffolk Punches that he...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381837)
• Rockingham, Australia
30 Aug 22
I have my nephew’s permission to show these two photos of his new Pekin bantams. Aren’t they just the cutest little chickens?
In some countries, the Pekin is called a ‘true’ bantam as it has no large fowl equivalent. However,...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381837)
• Rockingham, Australia
18 Jul 21
These before and after photos shows a Clydesdale which not a breed you’d expect to see at a horse endurance ride. However, it was entered in the 10 km ride and would have had no trouble covering such a short distance. Possibly...
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Kareng
@kareng (80243)
• United States
26 Apr 21
A wren! I got a glimse of her today. I opened the back door to go outside and as I was walking down the steps I saw a little bird land on top of the rail on the utility trailer.
I knew then that she was guarding her babies...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381837)
• Rockingham, Australia
13 Jan 19
While out and about on our 18 acres in south-west Western Australia, I occasionally come across pretty feathers. These four were picked up at various times and are from the forest red-tail black cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii)....
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381837)
• Rockingham, Australia
9 Dec 18
What Australians call a ‘crow’ is actually a raven (Corvus coronoides). It is 46–53 centimetres (18–21 in) in length and basically all black with an iridescent sheen to the upper parts.
There is an Australian crow, also known as...
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rebelann1949
@rebelann (117206)
• El Paso, Texas
28 Aug 17
She thinks I'm dumb
I want a real bird to play with but all I get is feathers on a stick
Ohhhh, yummm, tasty bird
But I guess if I keep battin at them feathers she'll be happy and...
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Fleur
@Fleura (34935)
• United Kingdom
12 Oct 16
Have you ever wondered how feathers actually grow?
Any bird keepers of course will know this but for the rest of us the process is quite interesting.
First the tip of the feather grows through the skin, wrapped in a sheath of...
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rebelann1949
@rebelann (117206)
• El Paso, Texas
30 Sep 16
Yep, not really that much time when ya think about it. Sooo, do kids still knock on your door on that spooky night?
I miss those days when the last thing you'd see trick er treatin was a kid in a hippie or princess outfit, I mean...
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rebelann1949
@rebelann (117206)
• El Paso, Texas
24 Sep 16
Years ago I bought Boobear a couple of those feathers on sticks thingyz they used to make and she loved them.
Imagine my surprise when I took one into the kitties room to see what Meetzee and Max would do.
Meetzee did bat at...
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peavey
@peavey (16936)
• United States
11 May 16
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has an article about how scientists are beginning more and more to think that many more dinosaurs than we have believed up to now, had feathers. Not just the Archaeopteryx and such, but Tyrannosaurus...
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PaintsOnSlate
@PainsOnSlate (21845)
• Canada
17 Mar 16
Don't you wish you could sit on water like a duck does?
Who needs a boat if you have a substance all over your clothing that keeps you afloat.
The duck above was showing off his tail feathers. I wonder if in duck speak that is...
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Fleur
@Fleura (34935)
• United Kingdom
21 Oct 15
Ha ha I thought that would get your attention!
I just wanted to show you that our ‘new girls’, the three ex-battery hens that we rehomed at the start of the month, have settled in very happily and are doing well, and yesterday I...
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oscarbartoni
@oscarbartoni (2581)
• United States
14 May 11
I use many different parts of animals in my crafts including teeth, claws, feathers, tails, etc. Most of these would normally be thrown out by by the people who killed these animals but I have found that some things are very...
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ANTIQUELADY
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
8 Feb 11
I was wondering how many people have slept on a featherbed.One of my grandmothers always had them on her bed & one didn't.I loved them when i was growing up but she was the only one that had them. I'll be honest i loved about...
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Gorillafootprints925
@Gorillafootprints925 (3586)
• United States
13 Jul 10
How can I tell between Ravens and Crows? In my backyard we have young birds with their moms. They are black I think the moms are brown. They were black and come in packs. I'm not sure if they were ravens. What do you think?
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barehugs
@barehugs (8973)
• Canada
6 Jul 10
A new Craze is coming! The "back to nature" addicts are itching to keep chickens in their backyard. Some cities in Ontario have already Oked the idea, which is only spurring the intention on. If you have been awakened at 3 am by a...
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